Comparison- Banned Baby Names By Country

Banned baby names by country
illegal child names in different countries
Banned names for child around the world
Names that are banned in different countries
Comparison video

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[twocents-Thomas-Zadro]

Sorry, there are some inaccuracies, and I wonder what your source might have been. "Adolf" might be a stupid idea to call your kid "Adolf", but it is not banned. Italians and French use their version continuously (Adolfo and Adolphe)

[DizzyDez]

Were there really that many Mexicans trying to name their kids Batman and Terminator that they had to pass a law officially banning it?

[cindylynn-ji]

ooh ...my sister cant go to India ...her name is Laura, hahahah

[zethanstar]

now thats just some random names. funfact, there is a person named water eggplant. they are both emojis too

[klausolekristiansen]

Stone is a common male name in Danish (Sten, often spelled Steen) and French (Pierre). The name Sten goes back to pre-Christian times (Stein), or can be seen as a translation of Biblical Petrus. Pierre is also from the Biblical name.

[mustgetalife]

Ariel is a very common name in Israel, Ariel Sharon for example.

[RoundShades]

My two coworkers, Lester and Moe, are illegal in france? Also, til Ohio is a country. Also, Jaun was mentioned in two separate numbers, BACK TO BACK. Also ALSO, Mecca is a place, not a religion, but it's related to islam, making the china also double numbered. Lastly, you mispelled one of the times you used Ikea in the same entry.